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Manu Brabo What I Lost in Libya
While covering the Libyan civil war, the author was seized by Muammar Qaddafi’s forces and held in captivity with two colleagues; a third was killed. This is the story of how an academic found herself imprisoned in Tripoli.
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Aided by Air Strikes, Libyan Rebels Prep Counteroffensive
After losing several oil towns, the fighters are attempting to build a real military organization
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As Libyan War Drags On, Rebels Struggle to Stay Supplied
Behind the front lines, civilian volunteers form an ad hoc supply chain to keep the rebels fighting
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Grateful for Airstrikes, Advancing Libyan Rebels Face New Challenges
U.S. and European missions have cleared the rebels' way forward, but their next steps will require more than bombs
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Near Libya's Front Lines, Fear and Death Send Civilians Fleeing
"We left everything. We are never going back. We just wanted to escape."
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Inside Libya's Chaotic, Secretive Rebel Leadership
While defected generals struggle to lead an army, eastern Libyan civilians find a provisional government marred by secrecy and disarray
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Libya's Rebels Fear Infiltration by Qaddafi Loyalists
Is it paranoia, or could pro-regime elements remain in the ranks of military defectors?
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In Eastern Libya, Defectors and Volunteers Build Rebel Army
Using seized weapons, they've charged themselves with defending against Qaddafi's attempt to retake their cities
